The site uses official and primary sources to explain broad insurance comparison principles. Because it serves an international audience, readers must also consult the regulator and policy documents for their own jurisdiction.
International and regional reference points
- International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) — global supervisory principles and links to insurance authorities.
- European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) — EU consumer protection and product-information material.
- National Association of Insurance Commissioners consumer resources — United States consumer guides and regulator connections.
- UK Financial Conduct Authority — consumer information and regulated-firm checks.
- Australian Government Moneysmart — insurance concepts, comparison questions, and claims guidance.
- New Zealand Financial Markets Authority — insurance and advice information.
- Financial Consumer Agency of Canada — general insurance education.
Method
Official material is used to identify durable comparison themes: cost and cover must be examined together; deductibles or excess affect claim cost; limits and exclusions matter; the legal insurer and intermediary should be verified; and consumer information must be read alongside the complete contract.
Limits
No source list can cover every country, state, province, territory, insurance class, or recent legal change. The local regulator and issued wording remain the controlling references.